The Travels of Norman Lewis
Lewis is such a fine and amusing writer and also such an intensely moral and humane one that he can make even the most horrible situations both bearable and instructive.' - William Dalrymple, Sunday Times
Norman Lewis wrote thirteen novels and thirteen works of non-fiction, mostly travel books, but he regarded his life s major achievement to be the reaction to an article written by him entitled Genocide in Brazil, published in The Sunday Times in 1968. This led to a change in the Brazilian law relating to the treatment of Indians, and to the formation of Survival International, the influential international organisation which campaigns for the rights of tribal peoples.